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COURSE ID: CAN1-1
DURATION: 1 DAY
Prerequisites: It is prefered that you have completed AED, no matter what level of experience or previous training systems.
Equipment: This training is scope based, please bring your own scope or if you don’t have one AECS will provide one for you.
CAN-bus Background
In this training we will start with the CAN-bus packet. This is broken down into its individual components and explained. Terms such as identifier bits, EOF and CRC are explained in depth. Individual parts of the CAN-bus packet are recorded and analysed with the ATS Scope.
We look at how CAN signals are produced by looking at the internal construction of the ECU and also what the CPU “sees” this is very important during diagnostics.
ECU Priority on CAN
Many different ECUs in modern vehicles all have something to say, what determines who gets to talk first? This is where we will give you a detailed understanding of CAN prioritisation. This topic is covered in great detail, right down to the hardware switching and voltage levels.
Acknowledge
All ECUs on the bus share data. How does the transmitting ECU know that the data is received correctly? Diagnostically we will look at what happens when this ACK pulse is missing and how it is generated.
CAN-bus Data
CAN-bus data is what it is all about, however little can be changed to the data provided from the inputs to the relevant ECUs and the BUS is in correct working order. This part of the training covers why you see live-data lines repeated in some ECUs, where the data originates from and redundancy calculations.
Real Failures
Lastly in this training, we keep it practical by giving you true to life CAN Databus failures. Using the insights, knowledge and information learnt from the training you will be able to cement your learning by analysing and diagnosing these problems in detail.
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